Hi, Newbies!
I started mining 3 months ago, first LTC, and now different alt-coins. 360Kh/s with a 5850.
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Hello all, I have just started Dogecoin mining. I'm also about to join fast-pool because I think that's the best option for me right now. This stuff is all very new and interesting to me.
Been checking things out on here for about a month, great info and really digging the whole concept.
Been mining for a month at about 3.2 Mhs for Litecoin and trying to set up Dogecoin, but the wallet won't encrypt. Seems to be a huge pain in the a@@ to get it set up. Anyone have thoughts on which Doge pool to jump in?
I have just started Alt-coins mining. At this moment Stablecoin and Fastcoin with 300 Kh/s hashrate.
Started mining a month ago with three r9 280x, running good 
Started Mining in December Last year with sha-256 and scrypt, it's fun
Started mining before Christmas, trying to get it more profitable but that seems wuite hard theses days. Trying a few Alternative Coins right now.
I have just started Coinye mining. The fun of my GPU has a hard job cooling the chip and had no profits so far. I hope to see some coinyes appear soon.
Mining = Not profitable anymore, try other coins, doge and those little new ones..
So it seems. One of the reasons to look into primecoin as well in my case, haven't looked into the others much yet.
Mining = Not profitable anymore, try other coins, doge and those little new ones..
Started mining sometime in 2012, but have had a break because the processing power was needed for animation rendering.
I've picked up mining again lately, with an increasing interest also in primecoin.
Other than that I'm thinking of adding BTC as payment option for a service I'm developing. We'll see how that turns out, though.
I've picked up mining again lately, with an increasing interest also in primecoin.
Other than that I'm thinking of adding BTC as payment option for a service I'm developing. We'll see how that turns out, though.
hi, i'm new in this forum but i started mining in december.
Started a week ago with 1.5 Mh, becoming slightly concerned with the dropping profitability... Using middlecoin for now, will try hashcows as soon as they are up again
I started just over a month ago on scrypt and currently on about 220 MH/s
I also just picked up a few AntMiner U1's and currently running about 4.6 GH/s on SHA coins.
Time to save up some coins so i can trade/sell them to get some more hardware to earn myself more
I also just picked up a few AntMiner U1's and currently running about 4.6 GH/s on SHA coins.
Time to save up some coins so i can trade/sell them to get some more hardware to earn myself more
Well i am. For the first time solo with GUI. And before i used to mine with pools. Digital coin, anoncoin and QQ-coin. Its only never fast enough 
Mining with 7950
Mining with 7950
I'm mining @ 2350 Khs. Been Doing lotto and dogecoin lately, thinking about mining RPC soon. Lottocoin is easy to make and sell. Quick twenty bucks a day after electricity and fees and stuff. Not sophisticated enough to manipulate these small coin markets like others who spend 8-10 BTC do. But they keep the coins profitable for smaller fish. 20 bucks a day ain't a lot.. but $600 a month ain't so bad. Hope the joke coins keep coming!
As soon as ASIC for scrypt kicks in i will switch to something ASIC resistant. Would love to see a coin that uses our CPU power for something benefitial, but something truly benefitial, not like finding primenumbers. Something like finding cancer cure.
You should have a look at Gridcoin
(the site looks a bit weird at the moment, just scroll down)
I tried to mine with about 100 kh/s, but its not really profitable. Maybe some altcoin once in a while.
So im just going to spare my gpu for now.
So im just going to spare my gpu for now.
I'm mining for two weeks now, switched between 6 different coins and made some btc doing it. I just happended to have 6950 which is a fine videocard. Thinking of directly buying some btc when the price is down again.
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